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The concept of margin of safety, introduced by Benjamin Graham in The Intelligent Investor, is one of the most powerful principles in value investing. It simply means buying an investment for significantly less than its intrinsic value, creating a buffer against mistakes, uncertainty, and market volatility.
Read articleBuying stocks at a significant discount to intrinsic value creates a buffer against errors in judgment and protects your capital from unforeseen risks.
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